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It's been a long time since criminal defence attorney David Cavanaugh has heard his childhood friend Chris Kincaid speak of Marilyn Maloney; for hers is a name from the past, from a time when David, Chris, and the third in the gang of three, Mike, vowed never to let a girl get in the way of their friendship. But now Chris is the "successful, happily married US Senator for New Jersey", and when he pleads with David to return home to help him locate the girl he "used" to love, David reluctantly agrees..

What do you get when you cross cutting edge erotica with classic radio dramatization? Cinématique, of course! Climb in and buckle up for what's most definitely one very wild ride!

Based on the famous detective created by Rex Stout, "The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe" stars Sydney Greenstreet as "the balkiest, bulkiest, smartest, and most unpredictable detective in the world... that brilliant eccentric private detective, orchid fancier and gargantuan gourmet." Nero Wolfe, armchair detective in the classic tradition, and Archie Goodwin, wisecracking hard-boiled investigator, shine in eight radio tales from this classic detective series first broadcast in 1950-1951.

When you're small in the city, people don't see you, and loud sounds can scare you, and knowing what to do is sometimes hard. But this little kid knows what it's like and knows the neighborhood. And a little friendly advice can go a long way. Alleys can be good shortcuts, but some are too dark. And there are lots of good hiding places in the city, like under a mulberry bush or up a walnut tree. And if the city gets to be too much, you're always welcome home, where it's safe and quiet.

Mama and her two young daughters, Szerena and Gisella, never thought they would be without Papa for five long years. Ever since he left their small farm in Czechoslovakia for America, they have been waiting for him to send for them. In the meantime, with the help of family and neighbors, Mama and the girls work on the farm. While Szerena wishes for "a papa like everyone else," Gisella can't remember their father, and wishes he had not gone away without them.

Between her regular job in Afterlife Arrivals, training for her second job with IA, her community service on The Bus of Death, GA meetings, taking care of her housemates, and every other ghostly commitment in between, Bridget Sway is already stretched pretty thin. Then, her best friend, Sabrina, drops a bombshell. Sabrina thinks she was murdered. And, in the afterlife, murdered dead people usually turn into homicidal maniac dead people. Despite that, Sabrina thinks if they can work out who killed her, then she might be able to get the closure she needs.

At long last, all of Bridget Sway's dreams are about to come true! She is in a department store. Shopping. Yes. Shopping! She has new makeup. New shoes. And, most importantly, is finally about to get some new underwear. But, instead of finding a frilly knicker and bra set, she finds the body of a dead medium. A familiar dead medium.

There is nothing cake can't solve. Not. One. Thing. Except, perhaps, the escape of a crazy homicidal ex-ward of Bridget Sway's handsome parole officer. Since Bridget has taken the ex-ward's place in the group home, and in the handsome parole officer's roster, it's likely she's a target for Crazy Katie's homicidal rage. When the bodies start dropping, what does Bridget do? Simple. She lets best friend, and ex-PI, Sabrina talk her into a "straightforward" evade and capture mission so they can hand the murderer over to the police and life can go back to normal. Yeah. Foolproof plan.

Life is hard. Change is difficult. But adjusting to being a ghost? Well, that is just darn near impossible. And Bridget Sway is struggling. It's not just the job, the uniform, the housemates, the rules, the community service. It's everything. And now she's facing a week-long group assessment to evaluate her adjustment.As if that isn't bad enough, some inconsiderate soul has shoved another dead ghost in her locker. Things are looking bleak for Bridget. If she fails the assessment, she'll be "re-educated."

Herman J. (1897-1953) and Joseph L. Mankiewicz (1909-1993) wrote, produced, and directed over 150 pictures. With Orson Welles, Herman wrote the screenplay for Citizen Kane and shared the picture's only Academy Award. Joe earned the second pair of his four Oscars for writing and directing All About Eve, which also won Best Picture.

On this podcast, Sydney of SexySoupDumplings digs into finding pleasure while navigating tough, subconscious kink. They chat with friends, mentors, and many others from different walks of life on their journey of unlocking the pain within pleasure. Tune in every Sunday to unlock a new journey of pain to pleasure!

Boys are in trouble – or so we are often told. Boy Trouble asks challenging questions about the lives of contemporary boys, and about the popular truisms that frame these lives: Boys are in crisis! Boys will be boys! Certainly some boys might be in trouble, but it's not all the same kind of trouble, and the differences between boys are more interesting than the things they share in common. Linking media analysis to social and educational research, the series explores topics such as online misogyny, men’s rights activisms, the experiences of mixed-race boys and boys of colour, boys’ ...

Loving God. Loving People.

Murder on the Couch is a true crime podcast hosted by Sydney Overbay and Tony Overbay, LMFT.

A Podcast dedicated to awakening lost souls!Welcome to "ShroomTalk Podcast", the podcast dedicated to helping you awaken your soul and step into the life you're truly meant to live. Here, we’ll explore how to reconnect with your highest self, discover who you really are, and guide you on your unique journey of self-discovery. Whether you're searching for purpose, looking to strengthen your relationship with God, or simply seeking clarity in your spiritual path, this podcast will provide insight, inspiration, and tools to help you tune into your divine essence. It's time to rekindle your ...

"You Can’t Make This Shift Up" is your go-to podcast for all things alternative health, spirituality, and self-growth—delivered with a healthy dose of humor, heart, and real talk. From psychological concepts like emotional resilience, attachment styles, and managing anxiety to more esoteric topics like intuition, manifestation, and the power of energy, this show covers it all. Sydney blends wisdom, warmth, and relatability to make even the most “woo” ideas practical and applicable. Through heartfelt teaching, personal storytelling, and expert interviews, you’ll discover ...

Rumour has it that those who subscribe to The Study Break are just better than everyone else? super weird but you probably shouldn't risk it.Home to actually interesting stories and tea from the Western Sydney University community.

Autumn, 1941—Max Byrns was once a high-flying NYPD detective, but his career ended the night he took a bullet intended for another officer. The shooting left scars both physical and emotional. Now his wife Elizabeth has given up her own successful career at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art so that Max can recover in the peaceful town on the California coast where she and the rest of her wealthy Schuyler family once summered.

Tales of Tigrosa is a sacred space where I share insights, stories, wisdom, and teachings from my lived experiences. My prayer is that my journey inspires you to discover what’s true and right for you, ignite the courage to take bold, beautiful leaps, and trust in the great mystery and infinite possibilities that lie ahead.Also available on youtube! Click here to watch: https://www.youtube.com/@LaTigrosaIf my content resonates with you and you feel called to deepen your spiritual healing journey - explore my offerings & connect with me here:Join me for Sister of the Rose Retreat this August ...

In this podcast series, hosts Luara Ferracioli and Ryan Cox delve into the philosophical complexities of child rearing, covering themes such as parental guilt, the well-being of parents and children, and our moral obligations towards children. This series is from the University of Sydney School of Humanities, and was produced by Peter Adams. The hosts wish to acknowledge the support of the Sydney Social Sciences and Humanities Advanced Research Centre (SSSHARC), who partnered the series through the project entitled “A Flourishing Childhood”.